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2022 Key Legislative Highlights – Terry Carroll
TSEA Government Affairs Director Terry Carroll details some key items included in the state budget in what was a historic year of funding for state employees
Read More »Representative Assembly Video Recap
A video recap of TSEA’s Representative Assembly held from June 2-4, 2022 at the Peabody Memphis
Read More »TCRS Board of Trustees and State Insurance Committee Elections
During the month of May 2022, State and Higher Ed employees have the opportunity to elect their representatives on boards that oversee their insurance benefits and retirement. The upcoming term [&hellip
Read More »Remembering Roderick Sharp
TSEA is deeply saddened by the sudden loss of TSEA Board Member Roderick Sharp, 45, who died Thursday, May 5, 2022. Rod is survived by his wife Heather and his [&hellip
Read More »Legislative Update Week Ending 4-22-2022
Legislative Update Late last week, the Tennessee Legislature passed the FY22/23 state budget, which invests heavily in state employees. TSEA is grateful to the members of the General Assembly and [&hellip
Read More »Staff Attorney
Work Location: Nashville, TNSchedule: Full-timeCompensation: Negotiable, salaried position w/benefits The Tennessee State Employees Association (TSEA) has an immediate need in Nashville for a Staff Attorney to join our team. SPECIFIC [&hellip
Read More »Legislative Update Week Ending 4-8-2022
TSEA members gathered this week in Nashville for our 2022 Lobby Day. This event concluded our 2022 Legislative Events which consisted of our regional legislative dinners, legislative breakfasts, TEAM PAC [&hellip
Read More »Legislative Update Week Ending 4-1-2022
TSEA continues to watch to ensure the items important to state employees, higher ed, and retirees are safe. Some of those items include: 4% salary pool for pay for performance [&hellip
Read More »DEADLINE EXTENDED – TSEA Scholarship Award
One of TSEA’s great membership benefits is the awarding of 21 – $750 scholarship awards to deserving high school seniors, college freshmen, sophomores, and juniors who are dependent children of [&hellip
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